WhatsApp added support for audio and video calls several years ago, but the feature was limited to its official apps. WhatsApp Web lacked calling support, forcing users to download the desktop app to use this key communication feature.
The web calling experience also supports screen sharing, reactions, and a dedicated Calls tab containing call history and favorite contacts. As with calls made through WhatsApp’s mobile and desktop apps, web calls are end-to-end encrypted, free, and have no time limits.
Along with web calling support, WhatsApp today announced the ability to transfer an active group call between mobile, tablet, web, and desktop devices without disconnecting. For example, users can start a call on their phone and move it to a computer when they need a larger screen.
Windows 11 now supports resuming WhatsApp from Android, but you’ll wait longer for the app to load